Battlecreek Page #2
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- 2017
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of dishes in my life.
I can clean and if you need any
cooking done, I can do that, too.
We sure the hell do.
We've been having some trouble with
one of our waitresses showing up,
That's fine.
I just need the work.
Well then,
I guess we'll see you tonight.
Great.
Love is definitely in your cards.
Just...
don't give your power away to the first
man who offers to buy you dinner.
Without our power,
we're as good as dead.
Dinner? I'm lucky if
I get peanuts from a bear.
Oh, come by,
we'll take another look.
Oh, wait, Miss Pearl,
you forgot something.
Well, life wouldn't be too interesting
without this, now would it?
And, it's Tallulah,
sweet thing.
Tallulah.
Haven't seen her
around here before.
- No, she is definitely a new face.
- Mm-hmm.
Henry Pearl.
Henry's here.
Gina didn't show up
last night.
Third shift this week.
Jack just got fed up.
She just walked in here
like we ordered her.
Melinda, come on,
order's up.
Sweet Jesus, Jack!
You all right, sweetheart?
You seem a little jumpy.
Hey.
Hey.
Arthur said the parts should
be in soon, to fix your car.
Good to know.
- If you want me to take a look at it in the meantime...
- No, it's okay.
I appreciate the offer
but it's fine.
Let me help you
with that, Cutie.
That's Henry.
He's a sweetheart.
Same time, same seat,
same everything.
He's got some type of skin disease
where he can't go in the sunlight.
Poor thing. He ain't been out in
the sun since he was a little boy.
All right, it says here that Jelly Roll Morton
got his start playing piano in a brothel.
Fourteen years old.
Yeah.
And then we all sang
every last word of it.
you can teach me.
Henry, ain't I be doing your head all
these years the things you got to know.
- Yes, you have.
- Yes, I have.
But, I mean, you wouldn't know a drive
socket from a flare nut, now would you?
[ARTHUR LAUGHING]
had him some sweet times.
There's some sweet inspiration
between those walls.
Their men need a little sweet
inspiration, you know what I mean?
Are you suggesting
I go to a brothel, Arthur?
No, I ain't saying nothing.
I ain't saying all that.
But I'll tell you what,
it sure beats the hell out of you spending
all your nights hanging around here with me.
Yeah, what about you?
Oh, come on, now.
When Martha passed,
I went into retirement, man.
I thought I'll...
just close up shop for a while.
But you...
you got no excuse.
Yeah? Like what?
Let me tell you something.
That music that
you're reading about,
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